Guy Richie's third proper
Guy Richie's third proper film (although his first in a series of films, the last being, oh, the Lord Of The Rings, starring John Ritter), this one is not bad, but it is a bit cheesy. "Gentleman's Agreement" is maybe the only good thing about this one, as it does make me laugh out loud, but all in all though, it is not one I would recommend.
Guy Richie's third proper film. It's a piece of trash, and it's a product of the 21st century. There's no sense of humor here, and the actors are all over the place, and they're all too busy doing the roles that they need to do. The screenplay is lame, and the direction is also vapid. The film is just about as bad as the first film. It's not even worth renting for a